01-18-2017, 03:30 PM
Hi Jnicholes,
The question that you asked requires a very long answer to cover it properly.
The fish game transports steelhead and salmon to the Boise River at times so you get the chance of catching a large fish within the city limits. There are two or three trout species in the Boise River also. The Snake River is a longer drive and has numerous species of trout and a couple of bass species. The ponds around Boise have trout, bass and some panfish species.
There are several resources that detail the fishing in and around Boise with the Idaho Fish and Game being a good place to start. You can probably Google your way to success for more detailed info too.
I hope this quick outline is better than nothing...
FR
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The question that you asked requires a very long answer to cover it properly.
The fish game transports steelhead and salmon to the Boise River at times so you get the chance of catching a large fish within the city limits. There are two or three trout species in the Boise River also. The Snake River is a longer drive and has numerous species of trout and a couple of bass species. The ponds around Boise have trout, bass and some panfish species.
There are several resources that detail the fishing in and around Boise with the Idaho Fish and Game being a good place to start. You can probably Google your way to success for more detailed info too.
I hope this quick outline is better than nothing...
FR
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